Rokid Glasses from a phone (CXR-L)

Last checked: 2026-11-09. Verification: docs-only (no hardware test yet). SDK names, roles and versions were read from Rokid's SDK overview (developerdoc.rokid.com/sdk; the English and Chinese pages both show CXR-L 1.1.2 dated 2026-09-08), the Rokid Maven metadata, CocoaPods trunk, and the public signatures of the published client-l 1.1.2 artifact. The snippets were written for this skill and not compiled here. Rokid publishes no licence for CXR-L, so this skill only describes the API in its own words and links to Rokid.

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Rokid Glasses (retail model RV101) are display glasses: monochrome green micro-LED waveguides for both eyes, black is transparent. They also have a camera, four microphones, speakers and a temple touchpad, and run YodaOS-Sprite, an Android-based OS (Android 12 by community measurement). The phone app Hi Rokid owns the Bluetooth link. Your phone app never talks to the glasses directly with CXR-L: every call goes through Hi Rokid.

Rokid's SDKs (as of 2026-11-08, SDK overview page):